Sentence examples for increases in latitude from inspiring English sources

Consistent with expansion from the niche-modeling inferred refugium, allozyme genetic diversity (He) decreased with increases in latitude moving northward from the likely refugium (R = 0.254, t = -3.30, P = 0.002; Figure  4).

The magnitude of the semiannual variation becomes less significant with the increase in latitude.

These returns can further be increased at higher latitudes because at constant H, width of the tray (W) increases with increase in latitude.

Our result indicates that eclipse effects increase with increase in latitude and the time lag (the time delay ranges from 11 to 21 min) decreases with increase in latitude.

When the researchers took into account factors around age, sex and type of MS, they found that for every 10 degree increase in latitude of the study centres, the onset of the symptoms among patients began almost 10 months earlier.

South of 20° S the temperature of the surface waters decreases at a uniform rate with increase in latitude, from 72 to 75 °F (22° to 24 °C) to 30 °F (−1 °C) near Antarctica.

Although this site information was limited, it should be noted that an important environmental variable, mean temperature, is largely controlled by latitude and elevation, with mean temperature reducing by approximately 1°C for every two degrees increase in latitude, and for every 200 m increase in elevation.

Although most tropical cyclones generally weaken as they increase in latitude, warm waters of 26 C allowed Guillermo to re-intensify into a tropical storm on August 11.

However, in conjunction with other published studies suggesting a possible link between vitamin D and asthma, a significant decrease of vitamin D producing erythemal UV irradiation with an increase in latitude provides a plausible explanation for the observed geographical distribution of asthma prevalence in both the northern and the southern hemispheres.

Overall, the timing of the HFMD peaks was delayed with the increase in latitude.

Whereas the percentage of males with uncomplicated Paget's disease was essentially constant, those with sarcoma showed a decrease with increase in latitude from Queensland to Victoria.